That's without counting on the refinement and perfectionism of Serge Lutens who signs a fresh and dense eau at the same time, light at the time and intense over time... span>

It was only after winter had passed through that, laying down his arms, the Lord of Glass came to the feet of the Lady of Wool, laying flowers and ferns that had frosted over him.

Such a fast, from source to mouth, this is the steel of a rope that stretches this water.

Time and time again, Serge Lutens found in cold materials true sources of inspiration. Also, the Laine de Verre perfume is yet another exploration of it. Thus, it is in the same line as Eau Froide or La Fille de Berlin. To describe the Laine de Verre fragrance, Serge Lutens then said: "It was only after winter had passed through that, laying down his arms, the Lord of Glass came to the feet of the Lady of Laine, laying flowers and ferns that had frosted over him. »